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1
Which one of these gentlemen was a British general and did not help the American's cause?
Marquis de Lafayette
Friederich von Steuben
Nathaniel Greene
Charles Cornwallis
2
This was the official end of the Revolution and the final divorce paperwork with Great Britain
The Treaty of Yorktown
The Treaty of Trenton
The Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Versailles
3
When British soldiers opened fire on protestors, killing five Americans, the newspapers called
it the "New York Massacre".
it the "Yorktown Yammy".
it the "Boston Massacre".
it the "Philadelphia Fight".
4
Paul Revere let the minutemen know, “The British are coming!”, in the papers the headlines read
“No Taxation Without Representation”
“The Head of the Snake had been Cut Off”
“The Battle Fought Round the World”
“The Shot Heard Round the World”
5
First Continental Congress held in Philadelphia was a direct response to which British rule?
Sugar Act
Townshend Acts
Stamp Act
Intolerable Acts
6
What were conditions of the Treaty of Paris?
British merchants must be paid for lost items
Loyalists must be paid for lost property
Patriots got to inherit loyalist lands
Loyalists were relocated to Ohio
7
King George III refused American colonist representation in their form of Congress known as:
The Senate
Parliament
House of Representatives
The Directory
8
These citizens of the Colonies supported the Revolution and the idea of becoming a free country
Patriots
Loyalists
Neutralists
3rd Estate
9
The Armed Militia made up of local people like farmers, shopkeepers and smiths were know as...
Minutemen
Revengers
Continental Army
Patriots
10
What war, roughly 15 years prior was one of the contributing factors to the Revolution?
The 30 Years War
The Cherokee War
French and Indian War
The French-English Naval War of 1711
11
Great Britain’s national debt doubled from the previous war, how were they going to pay for it?
Tax the American colonists
Conquer the Aztecs for gold
Print more money
Make new alliances
12
Identify one of the integral parts of the Declaration of Independence.
Declaration of Rights
Resolution
List of Grievances
Preamble
13
At the 1st Continental Congress Colonists agreed to all of the following accept:
Boycott British goods
Burn British ships
Arm themselves and form militias
Appeal to the king
14
Where was there a crowd of colonists threatening British soldiers who then fired on them?
New York City
Yorktown
Boston
Philadelphia
15
What was Colonists dressing up as Mohawk Indians, boarding tea ships and dumping it overboard?
Boston Tea Party
Boston Indian Raid
Sons of Liber-Tea
Boston Redsox
16
_____________________ was a Prussian military commander who helped train American troops.
Bernardo De Galvez
Marquis de Lafayette
Baron Friedrich von Steuben
The Red Baron
17
This Act in 1765 was the first internal colonial tax paying for British protection.
Stamp Act
The Third Act
Sugar Act
Townshend Act
18
At the 2nd Continental Congress, this document officially broke the Colonies away from Britain
Rill of Rights
Constitution
Articles of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
19
Which was not an advantage for the American militia and the Continental Army during the war?
The knew the land
The had technological advances like rifling
They had a massive navy
They did not use traditional uniforms in the beginning
20
This was a surprise attack the day after Christmas. Washington crossed the Delaware to and won.
Trenton
Ticonderoga
Saratoga
Yorktown
21
George Washington and his Army camped here for the winter and almost froze/starved to death.
Trenton
Saratoga
Lexington and Concord
Valley Forge
22
At this decisive battle the French blockade made a British escape impossible.
Trenton
Saratoga
Yorktown
Lexington and Concord
23
This was a major turning point of the war. Afterwards the French officially joined the war.
Ticonderoga
Yorktown
Trenton
Saratoga
24
Great Britain's first attempt to raise income from the Colonies was done with which act?
Townshend Acts
Sugar Act
The Third Act
Stamp Act
25
Which battle was fought without firing a shot for a strategic location with a mass of cannons?
Yorktown
Bunker Hill
Ticonderoga
Saratoga
26
Pre-Constitution, this governed the land and had many more weaknesses than strengths.
Bill of Rights
The Declaration of Rights and Men
The Knickerbocker Rules
The Articles of Confederation
27
This battle was won by the British, but it was still considered a major moral American victory.
Yorktown
Saratoga
Bunker Hill
Ticonderoga
28
Colonists began stockpiling weapons here, it was also the first engagement of the Revolution.
Bunker Hill
Boston
Yorktown
Lexington and Concord
29
This import on duties resulted in the popular phrase: “No taxation without representation”
The Third Act
The Stamp Act
The Townshend Acts
The Sugar Act
30
These Acts closed the Port of Boston and banned American town meetings, causing more fury.
Sugar Act
Townshend Acts
Intolerable Acts
Stamp Act
31
Red Coats won this battle after three charges and the Americans ran out of ammunition.
Trenton
Ticonderoga
Saratoga
Bunker Hill
32
Identify a weakness of the Articles of Confederation.
Could Not Enforce Laws
No Courts (Judicial)
No Taxing Power
No Executive Branch (President)
33
These citizens of the Colonies were loyal to Great Britain and King George III
Patriots
3rd Estate
Neutralists
Loyalists
34
Who became the Commander to the American Forces? Hint: Not Patrick Henry
Benjamin Martin
George Washington
Nathaniel Greene
Benedict Arnold
35
Which was not an advantage for the British army?
They were highly trained
They knew the terrain very well
The had the largest and most powerful army in the world
They were very well equipped